Plane Fatality Pilot Killed In NSW Crash
Pilot J. Wo Armstrong of the New South Wales Aero Club died when his plane exploded and fell to the earth near General Holmes drive above Munareweratrome. Armstrong, 18, from Marrickville, held a full pilot certificate with many solo hours. The aircraft, flown by a club instructor just before the crash, was reported in perfect order.
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Munareweratrome
General Holmes Drive
Marrick Wile
Dr Grace’s Record In League Cricket Hit By Hobbs Century
Hobbs scored a century to surpass Dr Grace’s long standing record in a first class cricket match. The innings featured a distinctive display against Sus- Wespalerdiey as the London fixture drew attention from the crowd.
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London
Hobbs
Sus- Wespalerdiey
Dr. Crave
Sim
Senate debates measure to reduce salaries of ministers
The Senate recently discussed a proposal to reduce salaries for ministers and federal parliament members. The motion aims to adjust compensation levels amid ongoing fiscal concerns.
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Canbaerra
Senate
Billion Dollars Lost in U S Heat Wave and Drought
The Weather Bureau estimates U S crop losses top a billion dollars through a protracted heat wave. Fires threaten several regions and milk shortages hit New York and Philadelphia while the President plans measures to aid transport of cattle from affected areas.
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Washington
Weilher Bureau
United States
New York
Philadelpha
Arricken
Shearers Strike Declared Definitely Over in North West
Assistant secretary of the Graziers Association C. B. Anderson tours Moree Borgubadilla Warialda Walgett Brewarrina Bourke Cobar Ningen Coonamble reports sheds due to start shearing and finds the strike over with minimal trouble apart from a few incidents. He says workers feel used by Communists and that graziers are showing renewed loyalty.
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Warialda
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Salary Claims For Sydney Workers Reach High Increases
Salary claims filed with the Industrial Registrar by the Federated Clerks Union set out weekly rates from £6 18s for shop attendants to £17 for accountants. Cashiers up to £12 weekly and typists to 27s 4d. A 35 hour week, five days, three weeks annual leave, and three months long service leave are requested. Morning and afternoon tea breaks to be compulsory. Hearing scheduled for August 13.
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Metropolis
Federated Clerks’ Union
Germany Dominates Round Europe Meet with High Scores
Berlin report shows Mernk declared winner of the Round Europe meeting with 420 points after errors were tallied. Posse and Bod Note, both German, followed with 410 points and 407 respectively as Spooner, Carberry and Broad from England and Portugal tied on lower marks.
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Forced Landing of Australian Airman Arthur Cunningham
A message from Sydney reports Australian airman Arthur Cunningham made a forced landing after a nine hour flight when oil pressure failed. He walked to Laccanbadio and called a resident at Piores to alert Batavia, plans to stay two days on Flores to arrange a sale, while another report says he landed safely Tuesday at Boeleng on FPictes island with no injuries.
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Motor Fatality Report From Biulkham Hills
Two residents suffer after a car overturns near Biulkham Hills. John Dario 83 of Strathfield died from injuries while Dorothy Witlecke 95 of King's Cross survived with severe shock after swerving to avoid a cyclist. The driver details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Biulkham Hells
Writs Issued in Defamation Case by Grassers Association
A writ issued from the Supreme Court by Mrs. W. Allen secretary of the Grassers Association against the Labour Council of New South Wales and BBY Broadcasting SuchLod seeks 5000 pounds in damages for alleged defamatory matter about the plain t HT browlesst by ha station on Thursday. Mr. Aten has also sued Lasonr Daily Limited and its publisher Mr. Gieoree Seley for 1000 pounds damages.
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Grassers’ Association
Labour Council of New South Wales
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Lasonr Daily” Limited
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Editional sheds begin operations amid new awareness
Thirty editorial sheds started shearing yesterday according to the Craver Age edition and there are about 30 percent operating under the new awareness.
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Sydney
Craver Age Cition
Grimmett to Rest for Final Test in London
Clarrie Grimmett will not play in the Nerlkaanptod match. He plans a full week’s rest before the final Test.
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London
Clarrie Grimmett
Gruesome River Death Believed To Be Charles Gale
A brutal discovery along the Nepean River at Carmien reveals a man's body, bound by rope to a tree with hands and ankles tied and sand bag suspended from his hands. Police identify the deceased as 52 year old Charles Joseph Gale, with details still under investigation.
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Nepean
Carmien
Davas
Charles Joseph Gale
Wheat Advances on Strong American Demand
Market reports indicate wheat prices rose in London trading as demand from the United States remained robust. The feature notes ongoing speculation and improving export prospects amid steady global appetite.
Lord Birkenhead Improving Reported From London
The report from London states that Lord Birkenhead is improving after a period of illness. No further details on his condition or prognosis are provided.
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London
German Tennis Victory in Hamburg First Round Doubles
German players Hopman and Frawein Boot defeated Gootechowski with Fraulein Fsche 6 1 in Hamburg in the first round of the doubles championships. Crawford and Fraulein Kruh Winkel beat Email od Fraw Springer 61 64.
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Fishermen Escape Drowning Off Comangattha Coast
Four fishermen were rescued after their boat overturned near Comangattha. They clung to the drifting hull as a heavy wave sank the boat 73 yards from shore. Two were saved by a line, one reached shore in a punt, and the fourth made the beach with help.
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Broadcasting Judge’s Finding on Bribery Allegations
Judge Deturige inquired into bribery allegations connected to broadcasting activities. The report finds no evidence that Percy Coleman or Major W. T. Conder received or were offered money. Relan Green presented the matter to the House of Representatives with Royal Commission statements on hospitality from parties including C Williamson Ltd.
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House of Representatives
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C Williamson
Rain in Riverina boosts wheat areas in belt
Rain fell over parts of the wheat belt yesterday, with up to three quarters of 97 inch recorded in sections of Southern Riverina. In Sydney the wheat belt receives weather news while shoppers flock to Cansdell's big sale. Sale Time drew crowds as the store launched seasonable goods and surplus stock.
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Cunsdells
Wi Alwava
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Canadian politics new government formed in Ottawa
The government resigned today and Conservative leader Mr. Bennett formed an administration. The move marks a new ruling party setup in Ottawa with Conservative leadership.
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Thorrscay
Benneul
Flood Toll Swells in Nogales Twin Cities
Twenty persons are believed dead after floodwaters from surrounding hills engulf Nogales on the US Mexico border. Rescue teams search the flooded areas as authorities warn of continuing rain and risk to other residents in the twin city region.
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Nogales Accronas
Nogates
Australians vs Warwickshire Canceled by Rain After Brief Play
Heavy rain halted the Australians match with Warwickshire after 1.5 hours of play. Oldfield returned to county action, while Kippax and Brassman were absent through injury and illness. Warwickshire struggled to 102 for three before rain stopped play, with Grimmett and Grimmett among bowlers taking early wickets and Richardson making a sharp catch.
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a'Beckett
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Poth
Harnibrook
Fairfax
Biles
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Grinmeet
Consorting Act praised for clearing criminals and unclear women
The Chief Beercvary Mr Chaffey expresses pleasure with the result of the Consorting Li passed first session. He says no law in recent years has had such impact in clearing the environment of unclear able women and criminals.
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Beercvary
Chaffey
Scullin Farewelled By Colleagues In Canberra
Mr Scullin told MPs he would use any abilities to aid Australia and dispel myths about the nation as a trading state. He defended Australia's record and vowed the country would rise again. Latham Pug, Pearce, and Hughes praised his qualifications.
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Parliament Approves CANBEDRA Treaty in London Session
The Parliament approved the London pact known as the CANBEDRA treaty. The decision was reported as the nation’s legislative consent on the Friday sitting, with the House of Representatives and peers backing the measure.
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Canbedra
London
Pavel
House of Peqre
Pope Refuses Operation Amid Health Anxiety
Rome reports the pope’s failing health causing anxiety in London. Doctors deem surgery necessary, but the pontiff has refused the operation despite two consultations by physicians.
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London
Rome
First Woman Crosses Sydney Harbour Bridge
The article notes Luly Boonehaven became the first woman to cross the Sydney Harbour Bridge, walking on a timber plank in a cage frame high above the water with the Governor-General present.
Nationalising Banking Debate Follows Parliament Rise
Post Parliament end Labor members reject nationwide campaign and pledge to educate the public on the Peteral Party platform. The focus is the third plank nationalising banking to address insurance and financial policy.
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Labor
Wrn
Peteral
Weather Outlook for Bydney Friday
Forecast covers next 24 hours across regions with north areas fair, eastern parts damp, central and southern zones showery, cold air moves in, snow expected on high lands, winds shift northwest to southwest.
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